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1   I,  3 |      must be content, then, in speaking of such subjects and with
2   I,  3 | roughly and in outline, and in speaking about things which are only
3   I,  5 |   honour; for this is, roughly speaking, the end of the political
4   I,  6 |       Platonists have not been speaking about all goods, and that
5   I,  13|       temperance moral. For in speaking about a man’s character
6 III,  1 |      their mouths as they were speaking", or "they did not know
7  IV,  7 |       truthful man. We are not speaking of the man who keeps faith
8  IV,  8 |      The kind of people one is speaking or listening to will also